by Brian Burgess | Sep 24, 2019
The parallels between the Cuban shift to communism in the 1950’s and Venezuela’s 20-year decent into socialist anarchy are at the same time striking and alarming – especially for Florida. Like Cuba in the 1950’s as it descended into communist...
by News Service of Florida | Sep 20, 2019
A Republican lawmaker who helped Gov. Ron DeSantis deliver this spring on a key campaign promise to ban so-called sanctuary cities is non-committal about sponsoring legislation that would require businesses to check the immigration status of workers via the “E-Verify”...
by Brian Burgess | Sep 17, 2019
Didn’t catch Republican Speaker-designate Chris Sprowl’s speech to his colleagues in the Florida House today? We’ve got you covered. The overarching theme focused on the differences between two very different worlds – be they the social media...
by News Service of Florida | Sep 17, 2019
An organization focused on helping Floridians with disabilities find jobs has not complied with some key demands by Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran, who threatened to shut it down because of concerns about potential misuse of money. The commissioner last month...
by News Service of Florida | Sep 11, 2019
Governor Ron DeSantis and his administration want a federal judge to put on hold a challenge to a state law carrying out a constitutional amendment that restored voting rights to felons who have completed their sentences. The Republican governor and Secretary of State...
by Brian Burgess | Sep 11, 2019
In the last three months, some national and Florida media outlets have shifted away from the ongoing narrative about Russia and “possible collusion,” to a new line of attack on President Donald Trump, accusing him of pandering to Florida-based Venezuelan...
